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Oklahoma Walmart Shooting Leaves Multiple Dead, Schools on Lockdown

18Nov

By Carol WilliamsNo Comments

News, US

Oklahoma Walmart Shooting Leaves Multiple Dead, Schools on Lockdown

Three deceased in taking pictures at Walmart Oklahoma. In a part in the supermarket chain, Walmart in Duncan (Oklahoma, U . S .) today at least three individuals died after a taking pictures. The local law enforcement record this. Nothing is yet known about the amount of wounded folks. Right now, according to AP information agency, the authorities are on the spot in big numbers. Right now nothing is recognized about the main cause of the taking pictures and if the perpetrator remains free of charge. Right after the incident was reported towards the police, the close by schools continued lockdown.

The US Judge: House of Representatives Must Receive A Whole Mueller Investigation Report

25Oct

By Carol WilliamsNo Comments

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The US Judge: House of Representatives Must Receive A Whole Mueller Investigation Report

A government US judge has decided that this Residence of Representatives must get the tough, unedited edition in the record by unique investigator Robert Mueller before October 30. Up to now, your house experienced to deal with a heavily edited model. Mueller investigated the alleged connections of presidential prospect Trump's entourage with Russians through the 2016 election campaign, also known as Russiagate. He got to the final outcome that there was no evidence that Trump was responsible for conspiracies and had nothing related to Russians to influence the elections. Which was the core in the allegations of Trumps Democratic competitors. The American parliament previously obtained an edited model from the report. The Justice Committee of the House visited courtroom to get t...

Drug Deaths Soar to the Highest Level on Record in America

15Aug

By Alan LorenzNo Comments

International, News, US

Drug Deaths Soar to the Highest Level on Record in America

Drug Deaths Soar to the Highest Level on Record in America. In 2018 alone, 72,000 Americans died after an overdose of drugs — a record year. The situation is so difficult that the life expectancy of the Americans has fallen two years in succession. Our correspondent in the US Björn Soenens and video journalist Daan Wallis made this documentary about the drug crisis. The epidemic not only affects the homeless or unemployed or people with hopeless lives. They are teachers, pilots, police officers, firefighters, lawyers, bankers. It's everybody. About 200 people die every day from heroin, fentanyl or oxycodone. It was large pharmaceutical companies that erupted the crisis in the mid-90s of the last century through aggressive marketing for opiates: heavenly painkillers for chronic p...

US Central Bank Hints At Interest Rate Cuts In The Future

19Jun

By Eunice MontjoyNo Comments

International, News, US

US Central Bank Hints At Interest Rate Cuts In The Future

US Central bank hints at Interest rate cuts in the Future. The Fed currently finds that intervention to steer the value of the dollar is unnecessary and therefore leaves interest unchanged. Jerome Powell, the president of the American central bank (the Fed), declared that to the great displeasure of President Trump. However, Powell hints at a possible interest rate cut in the near future, because inflation seems to be falling somewhat. The American president wants interest rates to go down so that the dollar becomes cheaper and exports are boosted. Goods are then relatively less expensive to buy abroad. According to the report, Trump even had it investigated at the end of last year, whether it is possible to remove Powell from his position if he uses an interest that Trump d...

The US President Donald Trump again Proposes an Interest Rate Cut

30Apr

By Alan LorenzNo Comments

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The US President Donald Trump again Proposes an Interest Rate Cut

The US President Donald Trump again Proposes an Interest Rate Cut. If the umbrella of central banks in the United States lowered interest rates by 1 percentage point, the economy would go up like a rocket. That is at least the prediction of President Donald Trump. The American also advocates an extension of a bond-buying program. Trump threw his message into the world via Twitter. He added that the US economy is doing very well with 3.2 percent growth, but with the current low inflation, there would be new records in the making if the Fed let its ears hangover to the president. He also referred to the national debt, which would then be much lower in proportion. Trump has repeatedly criticised the Fed and believes that the umbrella of central banks should do more for the economy...

American Activists Occupy the Venezuelan Embassy in Washington

26Apr

By Alan LorenzNo Comments

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American Activists Occupy the Venezuelan Embassy in Washington

American Activists Occupy the Venezuelan Embassy in Washington. The political crisis in Venezuela has added a new stage to the battle: the bitter power struggle between left-wing President Nicolás Maduro and opposition leader Juan Guaidó is now taking place at the Venezuelan embassy in Washington DC. American activists occupy the building in solidarity with President Maduro. In this way, they want to prevent representatives of the self-proclaimed interim president Juan Guaidó from taking up residence there. As a result of the Trump government's recognition of self-proclaimed interim president Juan Guaidó, the diplomatic representatives of the left-wing Maduro administration were ordered to make room for the opposition. The embassy staff received an ultimatum from the US governme...

United States ‘Miles And Miles’ Away From A Trade Deal With China

25Jan

By Eunice MontjoyNo Comments

China, News, US

United States ‘Miles And Miles’ Away From A Trade Deal With China

United States 'miles and miles' Away from a Trade deal with China. The United States is still "miles and miles" away from a trade deal with China, as US trade minister Wilbur Ross said, according to the reports. According to Ross, that should not be a big surprise, because everything is so "complex". After all, there are a lot of concerns, he stated. Ross also referred to "structural reforms" that the Americans believe are needed in China. There should also be the discussion of punitive measures that can be imposed if parties do not keep to agreements. The US and China have previously agreed on a cease-fire in the trade war, with no new tariffs being forced. The deadline expires on 1 March. In the eyes of Ross, there is also time left to cut through. President Donald Trump ha...

Uber Is Allowed To Leave The Road Again With Self-Driving Cars

18Dec

By Eunice MontjoyNo Comments

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Uber Is Allowed To Leave The Road Again With Self-Driving Cars

Uber is Allowed to leave the Road again with Self-driving Cars. The American city of Pittsburgh has given Uber permission to test self-driving cars on public roads again. The tests were stopped in March after an accident fell in a crash. Uber received approval from the Department of Transportation in the state of Pennsylvania, according to the reports. An Uber spokesperson affirms the approval but states that the tests have not yet begun. "We have not yet put self-driving cars back on the road." Nine months ago, a self-driving car from Uber got involved in a deadly accident. Then the company immediately halted its tests. Research later showed that the human driver, who must intervene when essential, was misled. It was then too late to intervene to avoid the victim. Uber di...

Rabobank Investigates The Sale Of Activities In The United States

13Nov

By Eunice MontjoyNo Comments

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Rabobank Investigates The Sale Of Activities In The United States

Rabobank Investigates the sale of Activities in the United States. Rabobank is investigating the sale of activities in the United States, according to the reports by insiders. The deal could result in more than 1 billion dollars. These were parts of the American branch of Rabobank that are engaged in asset management and services to retailers. Rabobank N.A., as that American branch is called, according to data from the Federal Reserve, total assets worth $ 13.5 billion. In 2014, we also observed at a sale of the same parts, but that was not followed up. It later became known that justice in the US investigated Rabobank because of the processing of different payments. The bank eventually had to pay $ 368 million for that matter.

Trump Wants To Make A Post From China More Expensive

17Oct

By Eunice MontjoyNo Comments

China, News, US

Trump Wants To Make A Post From China More Expensive

Trump Wants to make a Post from China more Expensive. Donald Trump has reportedly invented something new to hit China in its trade dispute with the Asian country. According to reports, the US president plans to withdraw the United States from a 144-year-old postal treaty. This treaty specifies that Chinese companies can send small packages to the US at an advantageous rate. They say that the White House may already come with an official announcement on Wednesday. Earlier this week, Trump alluded to additional import duties on Chinese products in a television interview. The US has already set tariffs for a total of 190 billion pounds worth of Chinese goods in three different rounds. The idea of tackling this profitable postal treaty for China now falls well in parts of America...